Name:	Rooster -	Reply
Subject:	Worker shortage
Date:	8/3/2021 1:51:40 PM

Seems like no one wants to work in Alex City.  At least not in the food industry!  City is losing money everyday!

Name:	lakngulf -	Reply
Subject:	Worker shortage
Date:	8/3/2021 2:14:07 PM

It's everywhere

Name:	Rooster -	Reply
Subject:	Worker shortage
Date:	8/3/2021 2:21:32 PM

Yet the city will give away millions to attract new business but workforce won't support what they have.shame

Name:	Lifer -	Reply
Subject:	Worker shortage
Date:	8/3/2021 5:25:35 PM

MacDonalds in D'ville hiring in at $14 to flip burgers.

Name:	randyman -	Reply
Subject:	BidenPelosinomics
Date:	8/3/2021 6:13:52 PM

Just Sayin'

Name:	Shortbus -	Reply
Subject:	BidenPelosinomics
Date:	8/4/2021 9:12:25 AM (updated 8/4/2021 9:12:52 AM)

see meme

Name:	Wakely -	Reply
Subject:	BidenPelosinomics
Date:	8/5/2021 1:31:13 AM

Funniest thing about that quote: the guy who supposedly said it in 1931 was BORN in 1931. Pretty astute for someone only months, maybe weeks, old.

Knowing that if the attribution was so wrong, the content might be as well, I did some research, and found the following:

The original author was Gerald LK Smith, in his magazine The Cross and the Flag, a right wing white supremacist magazine known for denying the Holocaust.

What’s really odd is that Smith also worked as a recruiter and organizer for the Share Our Wealth society, a social movement founded by Louisiana governor Huey Long during the Great Depression. Here are the key planks of the SOW movement:

1. No person would be allowed to accumulate a personal net worth of more than 300 times the average family fortune, which would limit personal assets to between $5 million and $8 million. A graduated capital levy tax would be assessed on all persons with a net worth exceeding $1 million.
2. Annual incomes would be limited to $1 million and inheritances would be capped at $5.1 million.
3. Every family was to be furnished with a homestead allowance of not less than one-third the average family wealth of the country. Every family was to be guaranteed an annual family income of at least $2,000 to $2,500, or not less than one-third of the average annual family income in the United States. Yearly income, however, cannot exceed more than 300 times the size of the average family income.
4. An old-age pension would be made available for all persons over 60.
5. To balance agricultural production, the government would preserve/store surplus goods, abolishing the practice of destroying surplus food and other necessities due to lack of purchasing power.
6. Veterans would be paid what they were owed (a pension and healthcare benefits).
7. Free education and training for all students to have equal opportunities in all schools, colleges, universities, and other institutions for training in the professions and vocations of life.
8. The raising of revenue and taxes for the support of this program was to come from the reduction of swollen fortunes from the top, as well as for the support of public works to give employment whenever there may be any slackening necessary in private enterprise.

So at this point we have a quote from an author who worked for what could be described as a socialist organization, being endorsed and shared on the Internet by people I’m guessing disagree with socialism. The Internet is an amazing place.
https://bynobleboldness.wordpress.com/2015/11/03/what-a-profound-pile-of-confusion/